The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-08
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Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
the City.

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the City.
ONE marriage license was Issued yester.
day.
THERE Is no change In the situation at
the Crescent mill nor In tho paintcrs'
strike,
THERE were thirty.nine cases in tho po.
lice court yesterday morning, and tho
inea and costs assessed aggregated $500.
JUDGE JAcos went to Moundsyille yes
to-day To open the regular term Of the
Circuit Court there. Judge boyd will
hold q special term here tomorrow.
Tile City Council at Mansfield, Ohio,
has decided to come 10 Wheeling In q
body to inHpect tho brick atreet pave.
ments. They will be here Thursday.
The last will and testament OF Alex, G.
Robinson, deceased, was yesterday admit.
ted to probate and ordered to be recorded.
He leaves NIL hia property to hia wife.
II. @. RICHARDS yesterday qualified rs
administrator Of the estate Of William 7.
Ferguson, deceased, and gave bond in tho
stun Of 500, with D. r. Brookes IS surety.
LRrrEEs addressed to the following
named pernona remain unclaimed at tho
postolIice: Margaret Johnson CLARK, E.
1. Dsmmers, John L. Raglan, r. II.
Wilson.
TIE Belmont and LaBelle Nail mills 70.
sumcd work yesterday. The Top mill
heaters ALEC went 10 work. The Riverside
mill will resume to-day with q full force In
all departments.
"a Coin DAY" had a good audience at
tho Opera House last night. 1t Is q chest.
nut, but 1t is still exceedingly funny, and
the play has more attractions than ever
beiore-to say nothing Of the company.
JoY WEBB and John Armstrong both
had q lot Of valuable chickens stolen night
before last. Captain Smith found a num-
Der Of Webb's lowla in the possession OF a
young South Side resident named Bow
man.
A FIREMAN on a B. & O. freight train
while passing from his engine to the ten.
der, fell and badly fractured one Of his
legs yesterday. Tho accident occurred at
Clsyeyille, where the man was left with
friends.
A CART WAS backed too close to the high
bank at the foot Of the wharf yesterday by
Ito driver, who wantedto dump its load Of
bricks over. They went over; 80 did the
horse and cart, landing in deep water.
The rig was rescued.
CuAs. KRElTKR, a young man living on
South Main street, accidentally shot him.
self through the left hand yesterday morn.
ing while csreleasly handling a revolver.
DR.. Campbell WAS called aud extracted
the ball, which made quite IN ugly wound.
TIE annual contest between the literary
societies OF Neutrality-suspicious. College,
always an interesting and fashionable
event, will take place this year on the 30!h
inst. Several will go up from this city,
and a special excursion train will be run
from Pittsburgh.
BLOSSOM" KENNY was srraigned in Po-
lice Court yesterday morning for carrying
concealed weapons. He had on his per.
son when arrested an eigbt-shot British
bulldog revolver. Indeiault OF the fine he
went to the hill, but his friends paid up
last night and he wac released.
IT Is reported that the Mcclure House
| will pass into the hands Of tho new lessees
GU or about the 10Th inst, and be at once
closed until about May lst, when it will
be formally thrown open to the public
again. In the tims that 1t will DO closed
extensive and important repairs will be
made in all parts Of the building.
TIE Eclectric Light Company, OF Par
kersburg, hns taken a fresh squirt snd is
going ahead in great shape. II has pus-
chased a lot and will proceed at ono to
erect q plant. The capital necessary to
purchase the ground and the necessary
machinery for the plant has all been sub
scribed. The Westinghouse system is to
be used. There is no reason why an
electric light plant should not pay big in
that town.
In the advertising columns OF this issue
the property on the National road two and
q half miles east Of thia city, known aa
Seibert's Garden, is offered for aalo. In
conversation yesterday Mr.. Seibert said
that he had waited patiently for O year for
q purchaser, and that if he received no
offers ior it now he would rebuild the pa
vilion, IS he could not afford to let such
property remain unproductive any longer.
The property is conveniently situated and
is q very desirable place for a country
residence.